Cloud Diagrams now supports Microsoft Azure

Cloud Diagrams now supports Microsoft Azure.

If you manage infrastructure across multiple cloud providers, you know how it feels to jump between portals just to understand how your resources connect. Cloud Diagrams already maps your AWS and Google Cloud environments. Now, Azure gets the same treatment with support for 20+ services.

• Investigate resources and isolate what matters: Use Investigate to select any resource and immediately see everything it's connected to — first-order dependencies and one layer beyond. Combine this with saved filters to scope your view to the services and tags your team actually owns.
• Track how your Azure environment changes over time: Snapshots capture the state of your infrastructure at a point in time, and version history gives you a chronological record of every resource modification. When something breaks, you're not guessing at what changed.
• See your full network topology in one place: Every connected Azure subscription appears alongside your AWS accounts and Google Cloud projects. The network layer surfaces connections across your entire environment — including cross-subscription and cross-cloud relationships where they exist.

To get started, open Cloud Diagrams and connect your Azure environment. View setup instructions here.